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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The People Of the French Provinces
Well Pleased with Their New Presi-
dent-The Fetes Begun.
The Russian Government Has 3 Special
Envoy In Berlin TO Trace the Forged
Letters Sent the Gear.
France.
THE WHOLE COUNTRY PLEASED.

4
PARIS, Dec. 6.-The projects of al the
departments report an excellent impress
ion produced by the election of Ssdi-
Carnot. The evening papers publish q
number of ministerial combinations, but
none definite 1t is not probable cabi.
net will be formed before Thursday.
General Boulsnger sent telegram to
! Sadi-Carnot cOngratulating his former
colleague in the ministry IN being raised
20 the honor OF the President.
AN HISTORICAL NAME.
| PARIS, Dec 6-rhe Radicals are de-
| lighted that President Of the name Of
CarnOt will honor the fetes in the cele-
bratiou of the revolution.
WILL VISIT THE PROVINCES.
PARIS, Dec. Ga movement has been
started to transfer the remains of Presi
dent CARROTS grandfather from Msgd--
burg. Wher. he died. Should the family
consent the removal wi be made during
the coming fetes
It is stated that the President proposes
to make en- esrly tour If the provinces.
HOW THE EX PRESIDENT LIVES.
LONDON, Dec 6-Che Paris correspon-
dent of the Times says: M de Freycinet
called upon NJ. Sadi-Carnot and offered
10 form cabieet.
M Grevy and NJ Wilson are livirg in a
house in Avenue Jena, which is almost
unfurnished and is without servants, M
Wilson's health ls breaking. There is no
change IN NJ Grevy's appearance or bear
ing.
PARIS, Dec 1t is expected that NJ.
Go Jlet Will be Prime Minister in the
cabinet and that NJ FI0urens will re-
tain the portfolio Of M mister of Foreign
Affairs The Chamber adj Jurned until
Saturday.
A subscription has been started to raise
fund for the purpose of erecting mon-
ument to CSruot, grandfather of the new
President. The extremists still continue
to oppose the retention Of General Saus-
sier rs Gov rnOr of Paris.
President SaGi-Carnot, in an interview
vita Clemencesu 20 day, Insisted upon the
necessity Of the union Of all Republicans
in the Chamber. FIRST, 10 show foreign
erS that R-pu 1licsns can agree, and sec
ond, IN order that they may vote en- hon
est aud sincere budget. Clemenceau fully
endOTssd The Preiueut's views. Tae &C
cora between President Sadi-CsrnOt and
ClemenCeau i regarded as good omen Of
me future Of the republic. The Presi-
cent to-day received NJ. Rjbot and other
leading politicians
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
TOPOLOBAMPO COLONY.
Tbs Country is Said to BIS Not So Good as
Reported

The Country is Said to BIS Not So Good as
Reported
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAsO TEX Dec Cd. B. Ross, formerly
from Nav York, has arrived from TopolU bampo
and details his experience as follows: GAS 8
member of the OcOn colony we lived three
months on corn. OF all the God-forsaken
regions ever saw commend me to Topolo-
bau pO. 1 left bout 100 people there. When I
went down the Two months ago l 70 No
80 and peihaps twenty fise have arrived
in the ten months speak Of A more poverty
stricken, pitiADle lot you never W. l nave
been through three vars, the Seminole, n 1887,
the Mexican war and through The recent
rebellion, but the ups and downs
of life in this new colony beat ell ny
former experiences The directors # The
you ever saw. Owners railway, hch he was
10 bu Id for the TOpolObampo grant from the
gov, rnment of 81 ala, Goes nOl N eve along 8
ali. Oily the brush haa been cut from TopOlo.
10 sixty miles t. the Freste river. where the
only alter can be obtaiD ed from
irrigation, and the river has
deep banks and how they Will get the water
out is question They can't raise anything
without irri alton The Only ditch around
Topolobamp0 Is owned by a man named Has
Eell. Last year the colon!sts rented eighty
acres OF him, forty for ranching and forty for
gardening. They could not pay the rent and
lost their work. The coionists are scattered
in three encampments IN fhe Freste valley, To-
polobsmpO, Lafrago and Vegein. The hzrbor
of the former IS land locked and Is g beautiful
bay, but the NeWbeTn spent a day cruising
around there and, after ali has be n said, only
found twenty one feet Of water: and the bar is
constant shifting. The experiences [ have
had since left New York, ten months ago, are
so strange that they vii appear like dream II
feel twenty years oder and look 500 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence Burned

PARIS. TEX, Dec. 6-Yesterday even
ing he residence of ". J. Warren, in the
western part of the city, was totally de-
srroyed by fire, also large portion of
household goods. The building Yves sit
uated beyond the corporate limits and
WAS too far out for the 1le companies 10
reach IN time to save It. The hook and
lonoer company got there in time to save
some of the outouiidings Loss of build
"g sud contents about $4,000; insurance
$500.
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waste of Tissue without sepair.

Vigor begins to decline when dyspepsia in
yades the stomach. The disea.e, prolonged
through neglect. tail fIievous loss of Il sh
and serious waste of the mu ,cular tissue. To
invigorate thoroughly and speedily, a sound
stom achic is'fsau red There is none compar-
able to Hostette4's Stomach Bitters. since 1t In
stitute and If ceatinued erpetuates a repair
of the Il sues, whkeh have declined In bull. zig
or and elasticity IN Sonsequence of non-assim-
ilat'on of the food. NJ time shoui be lost in
beginning her parsttye process nor should
there be any delay In rem wing those ailments
OF fr' qnent oecarrence, " ,ich ontribute ID snd
fos er an eafeebled condf<aon of the siOmaca
and nerve ssSiz.: CJnslpaSson and liver com
plant, di, oEiers which the Bitters will assur
edly eNting1ish. 1t ais remedies and prevents
mall rial d Kidney troubles. and Is a crime
auxiliary in the recovery IF strength Tor con-
Wales ents ON wasting disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
AUSIN

The Governor Would Not Interfsre-A Fly
YcuoG Man.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX. Dec. 6.-The treasury receipts
amounted to $4,000. and disbursements about
$1,000
Comptr7 Hers deposits amounted to s2S S65.
The @ mpt-oller purchased 5000 LIpscomb
county courthouse bonds for the permanent
schOol fund.
The tax sales OF lands in uporganized coun
ties De. au 10 day, and " Il be ntinued daily
by Comptroller until the let is COMPLETED
The Governor refused 70 further In erfere in
she case of Cruze r beriguTZ, ntancet to be
hanged IN Uvalde county, on Friday next.
young mau named Fisher Gated sensa-
ton TO night 0y firing pistol from q hack on
Pecan street.
There are 70 new DEVELOPMENT in the CAPT
tol l vestigatiJn. The blackmsu brigade are
still bowling.
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who has taken refuge with Mr.. Pyne In
Lisfnny Castle, which is prepared to defy
the police. Mr.. Gllhooly, it is believed,
intends to escape from the castle tonight.
SENTENCED TO IMPRISONMENT.
DUBLIN, Dec. Eight persons repre-
sented the famous midnight meeting of
the Nationelists at Woodford, were SEN
fenced to-day to various terms of i'm
prisonment. The defendants counsel,
Bowles, termed the proceeding q farce.
He WAS thereupon elected from the court
room. Bowles then attempted to address
the people outside the building. The
police dispersed the crowd, using batons
and lnjuring several.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
at Terrell,
Special to the Gazette.

OpOCldl W illG CdZCbLe.
TERRELL, TEX, Dec. 6.-We have
whole CULTS and seas of mud and water.
Yesterday was lovely, sunny day, bat
this morning the rain commenced it's Gus
tomsry pouring before the day could get
at its dawning, and since then we've mad
it-rain. all sorts, soft, hard, incline and
straight doWn-pouring Several bridges
are washed away snd the country has a
general wettiDg, but with ell this it is a
good thing to fl cisterns and tanks.
The pastures are coming to time. Many
OF our landed folks are putting their PISS
lures in cultivation. Oae tract that ex-
tends within two miles Of Terrell has been
cut up somewhat and several hundred
acres on this one tract is berg put In
shape for q crop Mex year. We speak Of
Msjor GrinnSn's land. There are others
who are breaking prairie lands and many
others will follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
HCYnn NnEPa

Home Notes
W. L. Black of the Fort Worth onC
Denver was in Fort Worth yesterday.
Hon, Seth Shepard, attorney for the
Santa Fe, was in Fort Worth yesterday
s)tsin John King # the Gulf, Col
OradO and Santa Fe was in Fort Worth
yesterday.
W. W. Finley, general freight agent OF
the Texas and Pacific was in Fort Worth
yesterday.
Robert D. Berry, Travelfng freight agent
Of the Morgan Steamship Line, was in
Fort Worth Yesterds
wv. Clark, one Of the assistant engf-
neers of the Gulf, c dorado and SanIa F.,
was in Fort Worth yesterday.
A number of excursfonists arrived IL
the city last night and will remain here
until some time this morning
A. G. Weeks, the wei Known engiu, e.
who did much good work on the CutC e.
Belt, win leave to-day on brief visi
east.
Superintendent S F Judy of the RIO
Grande division of the Texas ard Psc'fir
was in Fort Worth yesterday. HeIepoTts
everything moving smoothly.
-
L. S. TnorDe, general transportation
manager. was in For Worth last night
He says there viii be several hundred *
Cursionists in Fort Worth on the 16 o,
who will stop over re twelve to twenty
four hours.
The present weather is fne for the
country but railroad companies do not
find II good constructing weather. The
s.. Louis, Arkansas and Texas forces
We're able TO do but very little work yes
terday.
Otis Bacon of Wc1ita Falls was i,
Fort Worth yesterday and says tn en-
gineers of the Chicsgo, Rock Il
land and Pacific are lDcati z the linz
Of ne road SIS they come snd me ciri-
z-Bs Of the Fails feel satisfs Il the road
will come 20 that Cirv
TIE chairman f D. right of way com
miGee for the St L a., A Kansas 81
Texas RsilrOad COmpsrv quest all tbs
bundsmen TO m ~ 81 tn M=rchsrts' = q
Manufacturers Bureau fl % W. dne~
day, December Z, nis eV,uiug) a. 1880
O'Clock. Business e gre ST importance L.
ell is TO be transacted
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Taken by Both HOUSES Afte T
Hearing the Presidents nesssge.
FiftisTh Con gEsss.
THE SENATE,

WASHINGTON, Dec. After the read
ing OF ths journal in the Senate to-ds,
the presiding officer asked whether it WAS
the pleasure of the Senate to proceed
with the usual morning business.
Senator Harris suggested that bills and
memorials might be introduced snd re-
ferred.
Senator Hoar opposed the proposition,
stating that it was the ancient custom of
the Senate not to enter upon any ordi-
nary business until after hearing the
communication from the President at the
beginning of the session. That wss g.
mark of respect due from the legislative
department to the executive. He there
fore moved recess for haif an hour. The
motion was agreed to.
After the recess had been extended for
q quarter of an hour longer, MI Morrill,
reported that the j)int committee 49,
pointed TO wait upon the President had
performed its duty and had been informed
that the President would immediately
communicate with Congress IN writing.
ThereupOn Mr. 0. L Pruden, one Of the
Presidents secretaries, presented several
messages IN writing and the presiding
officer laid before the Senate tle Presl-
dents annual message. M. McCO0a,
Secretary Of the Senate, at five minutes
past began reading the message The
reading OF the N sssage was concluded 81
l 80 when the S-nate aCi burned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
RusetG,

MUST OBTAIN IMPERIAL LICENSES.
ST PETER BURG, Dec. cit is official
ly announced that foreign joint stock
companies, hitherto trading in Russia
under licenses of financial euthorI les,
must obtain legal imperial licenses before
May, 1888, or otherwise they will be COM
PEELED to liquidate by January, 1889.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
Fire at Dallas,
spe lIal to the gazette

optJIaI 20 INC 1dL6sL5
DALLAS, TEX, Dec. Ga few minutes
Def re II o'Cl ,ck tonight fire wss dis
covered in the clothing store of NJ. Bene-
dikt on E IN street. The electric lights
becoming exhausted emitted largeInum-
Der of sparks which set fire TO the cloth
ing underneath it. Policemen broke out
large glass in the front door and extin-
u shed the f. nes bY tn time the en-
ziues arrived. The damage was slight.
At be time the alarm was given rain was
p. uriDg down and the streets footed
b water
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
STUDYING THE WORKING CLASSES.
Ireland
REMOVED TO TULLAMoRE.

kkMUNED To IULLAMURE.
DUBLIN, Dec. 6 Lord Mayor Sullivan,
who was convicted Of publishing in his
paper, the Nation, accounts of proclaimed
branches of the National League snd SEN
fenced to two months imprisonment, has
been removed to TullsmOre Jail in order
to prevent his holding daily Ievees as he
was doing in the jsil here.
AFTER AN Mp.
DUBLIN, Dec 6.-The police are sef
lively endeavoring to arrest MIR. Gu
hoolY, member of Parliament for COfk,
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ArrsstedaNsgro.

Special to the Gazette. --,r -
BRYAN, Tx, Dec. Dep. .-,s:
G. B Beck brOugh. il u--5 .- vs.
afternoon 9 negro Lsmeo ~ =
who is charged with 6avlDs ~ 80
under false Dretenses IRON -,r,-s.r,5s,S
Hoppe, a dealer in genera md /: ;
at this place. He gave OoA"
foot loose.
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GoI,ao Awk

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GOLIAD, TEX De- 4-Our pespfe srf
m skipg an earnest IF rSiNe tie
bonus asked by MIR Huntington forass
extensio of the S3uJhsrn Pacific Rsi-
road from Vic oris to G,na1 AB u,
$50 600 have been suHscrioed, sndfstia
entail citizens are urgiog the matter,
which will, doubtless, result in secur ing
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At nsrann,

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Dec. This has
been another rainy day. The sun rose
brightly this morning. Ia a remarkably
short time the clouds gathered and tn
rain began TO descend, and it has hardly
ceased during the day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
Paid OFF at Greenvllle.

Special TO the Gazette
GREENvn.LE, TEX Dec 6.-Colouel J
Fisher, pay master Of the S. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas Railway, wss in the
city yesterday dispensing cut some Of
Uncle Sans money, and making employees
Of his company thrice happy.
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at GrsUDViiIe,

speclEI 20 the Gazette.
GRsENyILLEl Tex, Dec. 6.-Yesterd4v
the weather was ciesr, bright snd suuay.
This morning cold rain is upon Us, enG
1t IS raining steadily rs if for enothe!
protrac5ed rain. Our hope lies in 2
norther.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

~ oung or middle aged men suf ring
from nervous asr<fssg, loss Of memory,
pysEhStursfd 49, as the fesult of bad
fsk sssssould ssnd 10 ceEss in stamps for
terge 8astrasa IRE atise Euggssing I'M
failiRscuTe. "A daEsss Forls* Dispen-
sary Aedical Association, BtEaIo, N. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
A wonn.rtnl 800 sno nrsd,oine.

Known and HaedsBy .bhysic ans all over the
world. SEQ, > Issss pisIos- not on = gives flesh
AID strength bXgsst 0e of Its own nutritious
properties, 90 teStes an appetit for food
Tn S hefl9e n5sf tsS wasted body. 81 hsYe been
usins 'Se6tt' 1FsuIsion ferSseveral szsssrs, snd
d 90 II eased gssts its acIHih My .aa51ents say
ftssss peasS6t and p3%atable, ara all grow
kfenger "a san SEES from fhsGse of 1t I
: 81 II In Al casesSf Wasting lssaeases and it
Is specially useful for eatIdgsf when nutrient
is needed, as1n MaEasmus. T.
". PIERCE, NJ. d Knoxville, AS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
SMltZarIRnG.

NATIONAL COUNCIL OFFICERS.
BERNE, Dec The National Council
has elected M. Kurz Of A.rgsn president
ana Mr.. Raffy OF Lausanne vice president
OF that body. Both are Radicals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
the SIS, 900 ard the much needed rail-
Office Rem GVcd.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX Dec 6-The Gulf, Col
oradO snd Santa Fe Company have re-
moved their passe' ger snd ticket and
telegraph office to No. sos Main street.
II Is very handsomely flushed and fur
0isha6
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I rEclI.
spe tel to the Gazette.

TERRELL lex, Dec. Give families
were IN Cerrel This inclement day hunt
~ houses, which, we lesrn, they found
d strict court is causing many of our
c. - tn wade the mud between Terrell
nj K.ufmAD, as they generally have to
g BY private C nveysnces, the trains
falling to connect with the court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
Italy.
ABYssINIAN MOTIFS,

ROME, Dec. 6 -Abyssinians are active
ly securing the country around Mssso-
wah, evading the movements OF the ItaI-
ians. The King of the Abysinians is
threatened by three enemies.
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Special to tie Gazette.

'1tI8|14-EI % U . -sa'AJs-t
LoNGvIsw, TEX, Dec. 6.-AgIn the
rain comes down, and at last tne people
are saying "enough for the present"
Streams are Overlooking their banks, and
threatening damage if much more rain
falls soon.
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At San Antonin,

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX DEC. Ga slow
rain hss been falling throughout this Sec
ton since Y O'Clock last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
COKE A.
.gHE FORT WORTH Gi,uGa7 1OIP
o J ~tfiN
is Inoaro-ra,-d a. Pir.burs for .

He is Incarorra,-d a. Piu'bnrg i'
log and sw'ud-ug. i
PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. B - ,.-
age, arrested on the charge ci W
name Of J ". Maczsy # Cs--i.-,,5
FIR attempting fraud, Wss ia.-' - a
day as o J. S -in, s in--7Cr ..,..,s
repu alton. He Is wanted 10 a
st. Louis and e num1er Of o...- ~.
His hearing was postponed - -.. -,
give the detectives an oFgO-
look up new evidence.
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20 AevertIsers

THE GAZETTE has no taf--7- - -.
to make tnan is regular 49, ~. al
December, and it will Dol c-a-7 -
more for advertising IL ---'
other month Of the year.
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Bulgaria,
AN APPEAL TO SALISBURY.

LONDON, Dec. st is stated that
Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria has written
Lord Salisbury, imploripg him to help
maintain peace in Bulgaria
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
Cisco.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX Dec G.-S1nce the heavy
rains and freeze the weather has cleared
up and the warm sunshine p0urs forth
like spring and the wheat is growing as
nicely as heart could wish. Farmers are
very much elated over the fine prosper
for wheat crop.
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at Dallas.
speciaIto the Gazette.

NL7o-I-I- 10 .IIo NlACI-G-
DALLAS, Tx, Dec "A heavy rsin
fell this forenoon ard the streets are il 3
mucky condition ia consequence.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
At GOIiad.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GoLIAD, TEX, Dec. At is very dry
in this county, stock water is scarce in
some Of the pastures.
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THE RAILROADS.
The Rain Proves TO be a Good Thing
for the Country But Hard on
Railroad Construction.

Several Hundred Excursioutsta so b in tho
City on the 18th InstsUC-sn Impur
URnt Meeting-Notts.
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EnRl ard.
A MONSTER LOCKOUT.

MONSTER LOCKOUT,
LONDON, Dec. The Northampton
fac sories have commenced s lockout on
$4,000 men.
STUDYING THE WORKING CLASSES.
LONDON, Dec. 6 Lord Herschell pre-
sided at a conference TO DAY to consider
the condition of the working classes.
Compton, M. P, Cardinal Manning, sew
ersl isbor members of Parliament and
others were present Resolutions were
adopted calling upon the government to
undertake locsl relief.
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,assse to srotberv,

MRS. gahslo1ys Soothing Syrup ser children
teetAtE9, sootEes the ehsfd, softaHs the gumgI
snay5 pain, eEkes WiEdF collie, aEs9 is the bes5
reTsag for dsarsAeas p censsE bottle. Y
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THE HOUSE


WASHINGTON, Dec. The proceed
ings O1 the House this morning were
opened with prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr. Mills OF Texas offered 2 resolution
directing tle Speaker to appoint commit
tees on rules, accounts, enrolled butts end
mileage, escn 10 consist OF tn same NUN.
Der q members as is provided FIR By tle
rules OF tle FOrty-niuJh Congress aud re
terrlng the rules Of the F0r.y-ainth Con
gfess TO the committee on rules when cd.
pointed.
Mr. Cox of New York, chairusn Of the
C0mmiLee appointed To wait upon the
President and Inform him Of the Orgsnf-
z.tion Of the II use, reported tkst the
committee mad performed is duty, aud
the President would Communicate with
he House forthwith.
Toe following amendments to the rules
were submitted anu referred 10 me COM
miltee on rules, when appointed, oy Mr.
DDgley 81 Maine, providing tnat pend
l mo 10 that the House go in-o com
mittee Of he VINO e, or proceed 10 5usl-
ness on the House Calendar, 3 motion
shall be in order to designate
the particular bill to be sd
5red, also for the app ,intment
VI = CONultLtG on Navigation &uG rs 2rF-
les tOs consist Of thirteen N, m0els; v.
Mr. Anderson OF Kansas, providing thai
TX q. m1ers Of TIE House snail not Z sd-
mitted to the fl or on more than three
days during the same term # C0nsre,s;
by Mr Stone Of Missouri, giving pre.e
dence to bills reported by the c1mmitte,
On public lands for the forfeiture # land
grants, and st ring them I,
bona ide settlement; by NJ. c. Il
Of New YO!k for the app Ho mer
Of a iumi tee on the eleveu5l CO. ;
OY Mr.. Johnson of n rcn Caroline, pro-
7idiug hist when any mott or PROPOSE |
ton TO amend the Revenue laws il under |
any Amendment thereto, |
whether il refers to internal or customs
reveDu-, shall be in order
A 1920 a recess was taken until u A., |
ana suOss quent rece until I:l0
at the expiration of the recess Mr.. |
Prudens the Presi ent's private Secretary. !
.ppesred ST the bar of the House with the |
Presidents annual message. I was re- |
;eiVed and its reading Immediately .. gan. |
rhe message was listened TO WI great al |
ention and at the conc fusi1n Of H. rad |
ng, which consume forty mjuut. =, II |
Fas greeted with applause. rne House |
hen 81 / 30 adj ur.,d uariI Tbur.I.-
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Do1eie. 6aily service s.
BoEes and Sleeping Care e.,ssasi n
aEI Kansas CITY anu 81. I5r,, s'a So q
Don Dc deceived, hu. rs-f
us che Missouri Pacifc ssl'---,-~y i Iol :,
sor shy desired lnfar--s.,.-5
folders, etc, call or ''al 1,is.
Ticket Agent, Union gsu,.. y. Id
JAKE ZURN, Ticket Ay-r. - ~, on n I
Main and TmiTd s.reeJs @''J 1G,s.
II. Q. ARCHER.
Northern TEXAS Pass svs,,
d.. 8 " NCCt1 ~
Sseners psss an ~ ~
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lam ORR
1TAL BA